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Overlays for StudiTUM Innenstadt #293
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First of all thank you for the maps! I've just opened the SVG and I feel we need some kind of a more reproducible workflow for these maps. This is what I see when I open the SVG in Inkscape: The font rendering issues could have a different reason, but I'm missing the margins for example or the stairs are distorted (in the browser I get the same issues). And I can only see the third floor (SVGs don't natively support multiple pages, see the Inkscape Multipage documentation). It's not necessarily an issue for this PR though. About the maps, I think it would be better for the "roomfinder" maps to have an aspect ratio that matches more the form of the building (not so wide, more square), because then they would be displayed larger.
On the other hand the offical CI font of TUM was Arial. I haven't seen the new design anywhere except on tum.de, which uses Roboto embedded as external font (else it has defined I would stay with Cantarell or maybe Arial for now, because it better matches the rest of our website. |
Honestly, the main reason why I don't use Inkscape is not something personal, but That I could not make it work workflow wise and was unable to figure it out… I think the best plan would be:
Until then dont know what is the best option/what options we have. |
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I'm sorry for the long delay on this one (the other will follow). I'd consider it ready to merge now.
This PR adds Maps for the StudiTUM Innenstadt.
Do you have any suggestions?
Inspired by #276